CYST OF THE OC Flashcards
Pathologic epithelium-lined cavity usually containing fluid or semisolid
Cyst
The cystic lesion is in the maxillary sinus or nasal cavity, this is a respiratory type of epith
Pseudostratified ciliated/ columnar epith
The cystic lesion is in the mandible
Stratified squamous epithelium
A odontogenic cyst derived from rests of malassez
Periapical cyst
Radicular cyst
Odontogenic cyts derived from REE
Dentigerous
Eruption
Paradental
Odontogenic cyst derived from dental lamina
Odontogenic keratocyts
Lateral periodontal cyst
Gingival cyst of adult
Dental lamina cyts of newborn
Glandular odontogenic cyts
How the primary lesion becomes secondary?
If there bacteria enters at the periphery of the lesion and becomes symptomatic
Arise from tooth forming structure such as ameloblast,dentinoblast during developing stage
Odontogenic cyts
There was a previous infection in the area
Inflammatory odontogenic cyts
Cyts located at ramus area
Odontogenic keratocytes
Cyts in the unerupted tooth
Dentigerous cyts
Cyst on the non-vital tooth
Periapical cyts
Cyst on the extraction area but does not completely removed
Residual cyst
Cyst on the lateral or adjacent vital tooth
Lateral periodontal cyst
Cyst on the mucosa of erupting tooth
Eruption cyst
Cyst over the periosteum or under of the gingiva
Gingival cyst
Most common odontogenic cyst
Radicular cyst
It is asymptomatic, cause bone resorption and non vital tooth is necessary for its clinical diagnosis
Radicular cyst
Radicular cyts is lined by
Non keratinize4d stratifies squamous epithelium
Radicular cyst or periapical cyst is came from the
Dental granuloma
Accumulated gamma globin
Russel bodies
Hyaline bodies present also in dentigerous cyst
Rushton bodies
Common in 3rd molar region that developed and replaces the developing teeth
Primordial cyst
Develope at adjacent/lateral to the roots, coomon in premolar or canine and in men
Lateral periodontal cyst
Its cystic lining containing focal thickening
Lateral periodontal cyst
2nd most common odontogenic cyst and most coomon developmental of the jaw
Dentigerous cyst
Surrounds on the crown
Central
Surrounds the crown but also extends down along the root surface
Circumferential
How the suspicion of the cyst formation
If there is radiolucency that is greater than 4 or 5 mm
What epithelium formed when inner dental epithelium and outer dental epithelium combined
Reduced enamel epithelium